wares

British  

/ wɛəz /

plural noun

1. articles of manufacture considered as being for sale

2. any talent or asset regarded as a commercial or saleable commodity

3. (Caribbean) earthenware

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Example Sentences

TV provided a pipeline that could market wares directly to children rather than just through their parents.

From The Wall Street Journal

That’s because Amazon often acts as a platform for outside parties to sell their wares, known as marketplace or third party sellers.

From The Wall Street Journal

The ruling also enabled them to promote their wares broadly and with scant regulation on where, when or how they’re marketed.

From Salon

In recent years, charming Bay St. Louis has become a hub for artists, who sell their wares at colorful shops and galleries like the French Potager and the Shops of Century Hall.

From The Wall Street Journal

We rose in a body, people scrambling to gather up their wares as we hurried to the shore.

From Literature